Samsung Galaxy S10 series to function wireless reverse charging

After the Huawei Mate 20 Pro debuted back in October last year, a lovely interesting feature was introduced for the initially time in cameraphones. We are talking about the wireless rever charging system, that would allow users to put an additional smartphone, which supports wireless charging, on the back of the Mate 20 Pro, part of the battery’s power on the Huawei’s smartphone would start to be wirelessly transferred to the other phone. Whereas the feature seems to be beautiful interesting, it still needs to mature in order to be properly used, when all, tests performed by the guys at Smartphone Arena specify that the phone was in a position to transfer only 1% every 10 minutes to a Galaxy Note 9.

Apparently, the Quite exact function unveiled by Huawei will be packed into the Galaxy S10 line. A image on the Samsung Members Community site reveals buttons on a controller that visitors to Samsung demo booth will press in order to see few videos related to the upcoming Galaxy S10 trio. Pushing the button on top plays an introductory video about the next handset. The second button proves off handset’s cinematic display, although the third plays a video teasing the in-screen ultra-sonic fingerprint digital camera. The fourth button starts a video focused on the triple-camera option, even though the fifth and final button showcases a video related to the handset’s wireless reverse charging feature.

Samsung decided to call the new function Powershare, and it is not coming to be any faster than Huawei’s solution with the Mate 20 Pro. As result, its usefulness is questionable at the moment, but still, is cool to look at companies experimenting fresh features as long these options do not compromise the usability or pose risks to the smartphone and users. Also there yet a concern regarding the battery capacity of the fresh Galaxy S10 products, due to the fact this particular function would subtract juice from the handset to transfer to another, a generous volume of battery must be necessary. The most recent rumors indicate that the Galaxy S10E will be equipped with a 3100mAh battery, even though the Galaxy S10 will arrive with a 3,500mAh unit, and Last but not least 4,100mAh for the Galaxy S10 Plus version. The Mate 20 Pro has 4,200mAh for comparison, and we believe that any volume below 4,000mAh turns the function questionable. The Galaxy S10 5G variant, in an additional hand, is said to come with a 5,000mAh battery.

Samsung teasing video suggests that the Galaxy S10 will have new features, including a larger battery or faster charging speed. pic.twitter.com/9fZFZAtncD

The Wireless Reverse Charging System function on the Galaxy S10 was maybe one of the features teased in the Unpacked occasion teaser. The short video showed the image of a entirely charged battery icon that might have hinted at the new phones’ ability to charge up products that support wireless charging. Samsung’s Unpacked event is scheduled for February 20th. However taking into consideration how intense the rumor mill is for Galaxy S10, there are chances that we will take to know all the details of the product even before its launch.